英文摘要 |
This paper basically compares Shizhuan daquan (The Complete Collection of the Annotations of Shijing) edited by Hu Guang (胡廣, 1370-1418) of Ming with Shizhuan tongshi (The General Explanation of the Annotations of Shijing) by Liu Jin 劉瑾 of Yuan. While these two books are same in many aspects, they are still quite different in 1135 items, a special phenomeon in which is Shizhuan daquan's quoting 196 items from Zhu Shan's (朱善, 1314-1385) interpretation in his Shi Jing jieyi 詩經解頤. I therefore propose that Shizhuan daquan is edited on the basis of Shizhuan tongshi. The statement made by Gu Yanwu's (顧炎武, 1613-1682) Ri zhi lu 日知錄, Zhu Yizun's (朱彝尊, 1629-1709) Jing yi kao 經義考 and Siku quanshu zongmu 四庫全書總目 edited by Ji Yun (紀昀, 1724-1805) etc. that Shizhuan daquan totally copies or plagiarizes Liu Jing's book is absolutely wrong. It is surprising that Ri zhi lu has been published for three hundred years (1695-1996), but many scholars still quote the cliches of people such as Gu Yanwu etc. Therefore I suggest that researchers should respect appeal like, “Scholarship should only admit truth, never blindly believing authority,” proposed by Professor Zhang Yiren 張以仁. |